RECEIVED
Your drawing is on an engineer’s desk.
You’ll get a feasibility reply at the email you provided. If it’s urgent, reply to the confirmation email and we’ll escalate.
FAQ
Common questions
What happens after I send a drawing?
An engineer reviews forgeability, suggests draft angles and tolerance adjustments, and replies with a feasibility opinion and a cost range.
How fast do you reply to a drawing?
Most drawings receive a feasibility opinion and cost range within 3 working days.
Which file formats can I send?
STEP, STP, DWG, DXF and PDF — even a clear photo of a print works for a first feasibility opinion.
Do you sign NDAs?
Yes. Tooling and dies are designed and built in-house, so your drawings never travel to a third-party die shop.
Which alloys can you forge?
6061, 6063, 6082 and 7075 — every batch ships with a mill certificate.
What quality documents do you provide?
A mill certificate per alloy batch and a dimensional report with every shipment; PPAP and FAI documentation on request.
Do you support prototypes and small batches?
Yes — batches are quoted per part number depending on size and die amortisation, and prototypes are possible.
Can I get first articles before mass production?
Yes — first-article inspection (FAI) lets you validate parts before committing to volume.
Where do you ship from?
Our factory in Guangming District, Shenzhen, with export packing and worldwide delivery.
Can we audit your factory?
Yes, customer audits are welcomed — and quality evidence is available before you commit to a program.